Shipping a PWA as an Android app

It's years down the line with PWA and TWA's & I am still struggling with the monetization options 😅

What are the native features of android we can use with this approach?

i dont need smartphone anymore i need a smart browsing device with all built in native feature and run a PWA with native feature support ..... and make the call and other basre minimum activity in the browser itself

Hola, hagamos un grupo de 5 personas, y le pagamos a algún desarrollador para que nos dé clases

I have question, in native app I can make UDP message to client or server is PWA Capable for this ?

Thank you for this tutorial. unfortunately, I'm getting the following error: "Bubblewrap is not recognized as an internal or external command".

which one would you choose masters for cross-platform?
1-bringing web to other device ?
2-bringing other technologies to the web ?

bubblewrap no longer generates assetlinks.json

Hope this can be simplified and improved!

No thanks! NO ADMOB or ADSENSE/SPA SUPORT!

Got my TWA published on Google Play, but when you open it displays a notification "Running in Chrome".
Who is responsible for this notification? It should be removed, users keep asking what it means...that's silly

Looks all good.. until you try to bake an APK yourself!! The frustrations that followed when you see the 'Running in Chrome' in the notification shade. What's the point? I mean all these steps to make it a 'native' Android app. . and there's no way to suppress the notification. It is frustrating after hours and hours of work just to discover, oh crap, think i've made a wrong decision to go with PWA. And with all these heavy marketing and talks about PWA... goes down the drain, when users sees that the app they downloaded is merely a website, or worst still, they might have the impression that the app is tracking them via Chrome or such...

Can this be used programmatically, so I can have a button to make an apk from my PWA using some configuration on my web site?

Better title: Let's say HYPOTHETICALLY you want to ship your PWA as an android app.

How the same can be possible for iphone's?

I'm planning to build a TWA app for apple devices as well.

Open for suggestions all the time.

Thanks in advance.

Are PWA capable of getting Geolocation from device while in background, if not is there a way to still get the location save it and send it till user opens up the app ?

how to change jdk file path ?? i have written wrong path

Hi ,
May I know we can hide/remove address bar. It's possible ? If possible please share here step by step

Thanks

It's definitely progress but it's still pretty complicated 🤯

Should have built it sooner🥵

Notification requires permission from user. While this is "Trusted Web Activities" it should have delegated by default.

I have been following the PWA path and wrapped my app finally in TWA. However, I'm struggling for weeks to publish on Play Store because the reviewers keeps repeating this information that Web Applications aren't accepted in the Play Store. I have been trying to describe to them that this is not a violation of Google guidelines but rather it is following the guidelines. did I waste my time on this contradiction??!!

I'm really missing a way how to remove chrome navigation bar. I've tried to set standalone and fullscreen mode, tried to use webview and custom tabs, nothing helps me. Even 20-minutes googling about it didn't help. Any ideas?

Does Google web sign in works with TWA ?

Or just pass the URL to your friend. Done, no need for play store.

I dont andustand any think

so we don't have to use ionic/cordova anymore. great

Why not "simply" enabling developers to publish their PWA through the URL on the Google play store without any extra wrapping ?

Looks fine but why would I use this instead of cordova which builds for multiple platforms not just android?

You can also do this without downloading anything, using Microsoft's PWABuilder

So great!!! Let's hope apple treats better PWAs

👍🏻👏🏻

Being an admirer of PWA, it is really cool. PWA is a great way to build products. The only thing that itches me is Apple's unwillingness to fully support PWA